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Publishers / Fantagraphics / Threat (1986) / #3
3August 1986
$2.25; 3.15 CAD

Threat #3

Fantagraphics · August 1986 · on sale April 14, 1986

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Identification plate

Series
Threat (Fantagraphics, 1986 series)
Issue
#3
Publication date
August 1986
Key date
August 1986
On-sale date
April 14, 1986
Indicia publisher
Fantagraphics Books Inc.
Price
$2.25; 3.15 CAD
Pages
36

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0Enigma Funniescover1pencils: Gary Fields; inks: Gary Fields; colors: Dave Nelson
1Threat 3table of contents1pencils: Dave Harrison; inks: Dave Harrison
2Easy Come, Easy Go!comic story8script: Gary Fields; pencils: Gary Fields; inks: Gary Fields; letters: Gary Fields
3Attack of the Bush-toads!comic story7script: Jim Rohn; pencils: Jim Rohn; inks: Jim Rohn; letters: Gary Fields
4Zonecomic story1script: Michael Kraiger; pencils: Michael Kraiger; inks: Michael Kraiger; letters: Michael Kraiger
5Family Ties Part 3comic story8script: Dave Harrison; pencils: Jay Geldhof; inks: Jay Geldhof; letters: Jay Geldhof
6View from a Borrowed Dodgecomic story7script: Michael Kraiger; pencils: Michael Kraiger; inks: Michael Kraiger; letters: Michael Kraiger
7If You've Enjoyed Reading This Magazine...promo (ad from the publisher)2letters: typeset
8On Sale Nowpromo (ad from the publisher)1pencils: Stan Sakai; inks: Stan Sakai

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Series context

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